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amazon is, too but apple retail chief angela aaron's told me she isn't worried about that. >> i don't think about that frequently i've read they're ininvestigates, google is going to invest billions and open stores i have read that honestly, i think it's great i think it's great for the economy, employment, and i think it reinforces that physical retail is not going away, that there is a purpose people want the human connection they want a place to pick up their products, et cetera. i think the great news is, as you said, we're nearly 500 stores ahead of them the tenure of our employees is unbelievable we have an over 80% retention rate in america alone so i think it will take them a little while too catch up >> and more stores are on the way including washington, d.c., paris and milan. melissa, thank you. >> josh lip ton in chicago. >>> apple shares have been under pressure after unveiling the next generation iphones. the stock down 4% since the debut. with earnings and release of the iphone 10, how should you play it mike is at the plasma with the call to action mike. >> we're going
amazon is, too but apple retail chief angela aaron's told me she isn't worried about that. >> i don't think about that frequently i've read they're ininvestigates, google is going to invest billions and open stores i have read that honestly, i think it's great i think it's great for the economy, employment, and i think it reinforces that physical retail is not going away, that there is a purpose people want the human connection they want a place to pick up their products, et cetera. i...
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angela is one of my closest partner. with her indulgence, i want to start by making two brief comments. first, as president, my top priority is doing everything that we can to create more jobs and opportunity for hard-working families, for our economic strength as a sort of strength in the world. this morning we learned our businesses created 273,000 new jobs last month, all told our businesses have now created 9.2 million new jobs over 50 consecutive months of job growth. the grit and determination of the american people are moving us forward, but we have to keep a relentless focus on job creation and creating more opportunities for working families. there's plenty more that congress should be doing from raising the minimum wage to creating good construction jobs rebuilding america. i want to work with them wherever i can, but i keep acting on my own wherever i must to maker sure that every american who works hard has the chance to get ahead. the second point, i also always want to say on behalf of our american people,
angela is one of my closest partner. with her indulgence, i want to start by making two brief comments. first, as president, my top priority is doing everything that we can to create more jobs and opportunity for hard-working families, for our economic strength as a sort of strength in the world. this morning we learned our businesses created 273,000 new jobs last month, all told our businesses have now created 9.2 million new jobs over 50 consecutive months of job growth. the grit and...
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is angela merkel able to hold on to her political capital. will this work? because if it doesn't, you will see borders closing down for the migrants that is a worldwide phenomenon. >> what do you think will happen on this front and walk us tlus what the skapo legislation of what will will be. >> they want to keep the agreement as it is. there may be adjustments to modify the schengen agreement for the emergency border controls to last longer than they other wise would under the letter. there may be new restrictions with certain times that people cross the borders in certain places. but it is very important for germany, this is their calculation, very important to keep their own borders open. if germany closes its borders, everybody else in europe will follow suit and then you have a whole different world where over the median term, over the long-term, the free flow, goods and services of people in europe is not what it was. >> we'll leave it there. thank you for joining us. we appreciate it. >> thank you. >> >>> and a big question on investor's minds is how
is angela merkel able to hold on to her political capital. will this work? because if it doesn't, you will see borders closing down for the migrants that is a worldwide phenomenon. >> what do you think will happen on this front and walk us tlus what the skapo legislation of what will will be. >> they want to keep the agreement as it is. there may be adjustments to modify the schengen agreement for the emergency border controls to last longer than they other wise would under the...
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it's angela merkel's first visit to the white house. she'll have a joint news conference with president trump in about one hour's time. eamon javers is there. this is an important meeting. trade, immigration, perhaps russia's relationship in the world including of course with germany. >> that's right. i'll tell you what. give you a sense of just how important this meeting is. i interviewed the irish prime minister earlier this week. he said that he and angela merkel had actually talked by phone to sort of compare notes about their meeting with donald trump. he said that she had called him to just gauge his temperature on this because they're both meeting with the president in the same week, and they've both been political opponents of the president. much to watch when we see the press conference with two leaders talking to german press here at the white house and american press in terms of the body language, words that they use. this is a president who on the campaign trail was harshly critical of angela merkel. we'll see if he continue
it's angela merkel's first visit to the white house. she'll have a joint news conference with president trump in about one hour's time. eamon javers is there. this is an important meeting. trade, immigration, perhaps russia's relationship in the world including of course with germany. >> that's right. i'll tell you what. give you a sense of just how important this meeting is. i interviewed the irish prime minister earlier this week. he said that he and angela merkel had actually talked by...
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. >> i hate the risk to angela merkel. i don't like having her be put in a very vulnerable position, which this does. >> you mean having her not reelect reelected? >> yes. what does she do fell if deutsche bank needs to be saved. >> she's said she's not going to do it. and deutsche said they're not looking for a bailout. >> none of them say hey, we need a bailout, don't tell anyone. that very well could be true. but i think angela merkel is a very stabilizing force, particularly in a profost-brexi world. >> she has to deal with it one way or the other. >> populism in germany is possibly a bigger issue than any other party in europe. her party just lost a huge regional election in berlin. >> you would say, let them go under. >> i think so. >> what is that impact? >> if that's what you think she's going to lean towards, because in fact politically it may be more important to look as if we're going to protect the people, even though protecting the people is probably bailing out this bank. it absolutely is. >> let's get to the
. >> i hate the risk to angela merkel. i don't like having her be put in a very vulnerable position, which this does. >> you mean having her not reelect reelected? >> yes. what does she do fell if deutsche bank needs to be saved. >> she's said she's not going to do it. and deutsche said they're not looking for a bailout. >> none of them say hey, we need a bailout, don't tell anyone. that very well could be true. but i think angela merkel is a very stabilizing...
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and we bring in angela from global wealth market. and why is the sentiment changing from today and we went up 1.4% on the 10-year and holding 1.3% firmly, and why the difference of the sentiment? >> it is interesting, because one big thing that happened yesterday and today is that we had the federal reserve chair jerome powell speaking to the senate banking committee. i think that put people at ease, because really the question that i have been having before now is what is the impact of the rising rates going to be on my stock portfolio and over the last three year, the 10 h year has been eking up over half a percent, and that is rapid that is a big number and to be at 1.4% this year is huge. what i am reading in there and what jerome powell reconfirmed is that there is a growing optimism in the recovery of the economy economy. people are seeing the light at the end of the tunnel of the pandemic, and the more injections and john and johnson -- johnson and johnson with the one-dose inoculation, and the beats are not just good, but 20%
and we bring in angela from global wealth market. and why is the sentiment changing from today and we went up 1.4% on the 10-year and holding 1.3% firmly, and why the difference of the sentiment? >> it is interesting, because one big thing that happened yesterday and today is that we had the federal reserve chair jerome powell speaking to the senate banking committee. i think that put people at ease, because really the question that i have been having before now is what is the impact of...
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must be a lonely angela merkel up there. she's got the europeans basically -- >> talk to me about what's happening here. >> we're seeing terrible market action. yesterday wusz the culmination of a week and a half of bad trading. traders have been buying on dips for three years now. it's been successful. market drops 3%, 4%, you buy. in the last week and a half no buying as the european market closes, no 3:00 rallies. buyers have been stopping away and finally yesterday the volatility spiked up, the volume spiked up, trading action has been horrendous. >> absolutely. zynga is a classic example. facebook rallied, this sold off, sold off hard. we saw no bounce to it at all. >> so we are down i think 12 of the last 13 sessions, which hasn't happened for years. up next on "power lunch," facebook, is it getting -- is it worth getting in right now? or should you buy rivals like google instead? now there is a question to take you into the weekend. buy facebook or buy google? we'll speak with one top fund manager. think about that. b
must be a lonely angela merkel up there. she's got the europeans basically -- >> talk to me about what's happening here. >> we're seeing terrible market action. yesterday wusz the culmination of a week and a half of bad trading. traders have been buying on dips for three years now. it's been successful. market drops 3%, 4%, you buy. in the last week and a half no buying as the european market closes, no 3:00 rallies. buyers have been stopping away and finally yesterday the...
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hence why angela merkel's holding up her arms, death cross. tim, what do you think? >> to remind you folks death cross is when the 50 daily moving average is crossing over the 200 or so longer number indicating the trend is on the way down. germany's down 11%, what's going on i think it's rates and currency working against it. i think those are places where you're going to see a bounce but i don't need to buy it tomorrow and in fact last time it crossed over we had the moving cross we hit the lows of october. so watch 105 on the dax. that's where i would be a buyer. think it will rebound. i think it's way oversold right now. >> you're 99 right now? >> i'm in proxy plays. i own lufthansa. daimler. sort of. there are specific catalysts in individual names. deutsche bank is one of them clearly. >> the dax isn't the only thing getting hit today. the dollar selling off on reports president obama told french officials he was concerned about a stronger dollar. but later in the day president obama responded to those reports at a news conference. here's what he said. >> i did
hence why angela merkel's holding up her arms, death cross. tim, what do you think? >> to remind you folks death cross is when the 50 daily moving average is crossing over the 200 or so longer number indicating the trend is on the way down. germany's down 11%, what's going on i think it's rates and currency working against it. i think those are places where you're going to see a bounce but i don't need to buy it tomorrow and in fact last time it crossed over we had the moving cross we hit...
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german chancellor angela merkel and french president francois hollande are trying to get a cease-fire in ukraine in place. russian stocks a s have been on run. up 12% this week. there could be more gains ahead. tim, what are you watching? do you back this rrx move is. >> the question is what kind of deal are these guys going to come to? if you think there's going to be a peace deal brokered, we had immense agreement that went nowhere. after a move like this, taked about names last week. we tweeted about the rsx. i said, you know what, leave the politician aside and i think you could own this thing. that's what essentially happened to the market over the last week. it followed oil. i think oil is going to pull back a bit. i think russia is going to trade with oil. i don't think they're going to get anything done. we're waiting for the second food to fall in a moody's downgrade which would take the entire country below junk. that's something you have to watch out for. my expectations for a dual for putin are not. hollande and merkel are going there with a more i think gentle agenda to a
german chancellor angela merkel and french president francois hollande are trying to get a cease-fire in ukraine in place. russian stocks a s have been on run. up 12% this week. there could be more gains ahead. tim, what are you watching? do you back this rrx move is. >> the question is what kind of deal are these guys going to come to? if you think there's going to be a peace deal brokered, we had immense agreement that went nowhere. after a move like this, taked about names last week....
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. >> speaking of capitalism, german chancellor angela merkel winning a second term. we'll go to berlin for a live report. national car rental knows i'm picky. so, at national, i go right past the counter... and you get to choose any car in the aisle. choose any car? you cannot be serious! okay. seriously, you choose. go national. go like a pro. >>> well comb bacome back. german chancellor angela merkel is planning to engage in coalition talks with the probusiness three democratic parties. news of the election is giving a lift to the german market. cn cnbc joins us live. >> reporter: good afternoon. what did we get from these elections. angela merkel returned to power. not a surprise. the free democrats, the liberals party voted in. bit of a surprise. because everybody or many had expected a continuation of the grand coalition. but also, both the big parties, angela merkel's and the social democrats, got punished in these elections. all the smaller parties, the free democrats, the environmentalist greens, the socialist left and, believe it or not, the pirates party al
. >> speaking of capitalism, german chancellor angela merkel winning a second term. we'll go to berlin for a live report. national car rental knows i'm picky. so, at national, i go right past the counter... and you get to choose any car in the aisle. choose any car? you cannot be serious! okay. seriously, you choose. go national. go like a pro. >>> well comb bacome back. german chancellor angela merkel is planning to engage in coalition talks with the probusiness three democratic...
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do you believe that angela merkel which i am calling the jim bunning of germany, all right? she is tough and she knows her voters do not want to help these guys and they don't want to finance the entitlement state in greece, much less germany. do you really believe that the bond market has a right to be bullish that this deal will go through? >> i think so. at the moment they've got to play tough for their own local electorate rats so the greeks have to say don't push us around and the germans have to say don't push us around, but in the end both the greek prime minister and the german chancelloring pragmatic politicians and they get it done. >> so the entitlement state will live on. we have to leave it there. thank you so much. >>> when we come back. automakers are bringing back big incentives and will it boost the bottom line? phil lebeau has the story. >> betting in the box office. we'll explain how you can make money off hollywood blockbusters and you're watching cnbc, another blockbuster, first in business worldwide. at's on the s of independent investors? let's ask. wh
do you believe that angela merkel which i am calling the jim bunning of germany, all right? she is tough and she knows her voters do not want to help these guys and they don't want to finance the entitlement state in greece, much less germany. do you really believe that the bond market has a right to be bullish that this deal will go through? >> i think so. at the moment they've got to play tough for their own local electorate rats so the greeks have to say don't push us around and the...
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. >>> the greek prime minister geor george papandreou is meeting with angela merkel. he is not looking for money. germany has no intention of giving greece a single cent in aid impeach you have to wonder why they're meeting then. let's ask silvia valva live in berlin. >> reporter: well, it's not about money, but it's all about money and that's what makes european politics so complicated. yes, he's here to drum up political support for his austerity plan. we had angela merkel talking earlier today in munich at a conference saying what greece put on the table is a step in the right direction, yada, yada, yada, but of course, somewhere down the line now the ball is in the court of the europeans, not necessarily the germans alone, but in the ball of the europeans and if the greek austerity plan is to work somewhere down the line, the europeans have to come up with, what? not money straight on the table, but credit guarantees, soft loans, subsidies, packages, et cetera that at the end of day could amount to quite a lot of german cents for supporting the greek economy. that
. >>> the greek prime minister geor george papandreou is meeting with angela merkel. he is not looking for money. germany has no intention of giving greece a single cent in aid impeach you have to wonder why they're meeting then. let's ask silvia valva live in berlin. >> reporter: well, it's not about money, but it's all about money and that's what makes european politics so complicated. yes, he's here to drum up political support for his austerity plan. we had angela merkel...
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how do you think that went over with angela merkel? >> she's in an election year, very strong social democratic party to her left, major competitor. i don't think we'll hear any iron clad promises to raise the german defense budget. what the germans have been till teleing people -- i heard this on a trip to berlin last year -- was that after the election, they would move over time to hit 2% of gdp, which is the nato floor for all defense spending. where germany goes, other countries in the eu will follow. >> the other big story of the day is what's going on with north korea and secretary of state rex tillerson. listen to what he said earlier today. >> let me be very clear. the policy of strategic has ended. we're exploring economic measures, all options are on the table. certainly we do not want to -- for things to get to a military conflict. we're quite clear on that in our communications. if north korea takes actions that threatens the south korean forces or our own forces, then that will be met with an appropriate response. >> all a
how do you think that went over with angela merkel? >> she's in an election year, very strong social democratic party to her left, major competitor. i don't think we'll hear any iron clad promises to raise the german defense budget. what the germans have been till teleing people -- i heard this on a trip to berlin last year -- was that after the election, they would move over time to hit 2% of gdp, which is the nato floor for all defense spending. where germany goes, other countries in...
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yesterday angela merkel emerged from the witness protection program. she was dressed in her fairy godmother outfit so everyone felt better about that. we got another leg-up in this rally. there was a remarkable lack of detail, however. and i think that's why people will tiptoe into the weekend. >> if you look at what draghi said two weeks ago, it was obvious he was going to keep the germs on board. that's why he was announcing the process that spain and italy had to ask for the bailout. you could have predicted the germans would be on board. >> well, verbally they're on board. i think -- we don't have the detail yet. spain hasn't said, i admit it, i need a helping hand. that hasn't happened. so, again, i would suggest to you, simon, that we're lacking the details, which has been a problem in this all the way through. >> but technically speaking from the market standpoint, you mentioned the push higher, the leveling out and then the push higher again. technically speaking, isn't that a good move for the markets to 4 1/2-year highs on the dow. 20 points
yesterday angela merkel emerged from the witness protection program. she was dressed in her fairy godmother outfit so everyone felt better about that. we got another leg-up in this rally. there was a remarkable lack of detail, however. and i think that's why people will tiptoe into the weekend. >> if you look at what draghi said two weeks ago, it was obvious he was going to keep the germs on board. that's why he was announcing the process that spain and italy had to ask for the bailout....
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they're going on with german chancellor angela merkel. the country desperately needs money. the debt-ridden nation are seeking to halt the downward spiral in relations. we are waiting for them to hold the news conference. it has just started now. it's in greek and in german, so we will bring you the highlights as soon as we see them unfold as we speak. they must have just come to the podium. the second big event is mahero droghi testifying in front of the parliament today. it ended up being mostly about greece. it got contentious. it became very clear in this exchange that we're showing you right here with one of the parliament members from portugal that he has really kind of had it. she asked him a very long-winded question and basically she said aren't you blackmailing greece and he began his response by saying let me tell you, i disagree with everything you just said. here's more. >> are we blackmailing greece? well, it's a big reach when you look at the exposure that we have with greece. ecb has 104 billion of exposure to greece. this is equal to 65% of greek gdp, and it
they're going on with german chancellor angela merkel. the country desperately needs money. the debt-ridden nation are seeking to halt the downward spiral in relations. we are waiting for them to hold the news conference. it has just started now. it's in greek and in german, so we will bring you the highlights as soon as we see them unfold as we speak. they must have just come to the podium. the second big event is mahero droghi testifying in front of the parliament today. it ended up being...
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this is for angela. sorry. >> sorry, i'm sorry. >> no he is certainly not gonna back down on crimea, when i was a meeting with senior russian officials a few months ago, they said forget about it crimea will be part of russia forever now. i'm afraid i don't really think that's going to back down on eastern ukraine either. i think we are gonna have a stalemate for the foreseeable future. i think quo have another russian military incursion come this spring, depending on what happens there. i thinklogically would you think this would be the time for a off ramp, as our president said, but i don't think any signs at the moment that mr. putin or those around him in the kremlin are really willing to back down on eastern ukraine and certainly, never change the status quo in crimea. >> what do you think he does economically? okay, militarily, maybe he holds his ground even though they have been weakened by the, you know, the decline of the ruble and decline of the police of oil, but what does he do to tray to tur
this is for angela. sorry. >> sorry, i'm sorry. >> no he is certainly not gonna back down on crimea, when i was a meeting with senior russian officials a few months ago, they said forget about it crimea will be part of russia forever now. i'm afraid i don't really think that's going to back down on eastern ukraine either. i think we are gonna have a stalemate for the foreseeable future. i think quo have another russian military incursion come this spring, depending on what happens...
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. >> breaking news out of brussels and german chancellor angela merkel. cnbc's jeff cutmore is live on the ground with the latest. jeff. >> i just want to bring you up to speed with events here on some of the comments we've been hearing because the message of tough love is coming through very loud and clear here. the greeks effectively turned up without any detailed proposals and said, why don't you give us some money just to tide us over through the month and then we'll talk seriously about a longer-term multiyear deal? this didn't go down very well at all at the leaders' summit. and judging from the comments we're hearing, angela merkel saying we've seen nothing that leads us to believe we have the basis for a negotiation going forward. and the greeks need to come back with something more detailed thursday or friday ahead of an emergency summit that's been called for sunday. and this will wake up a few people who may have bought back into the market thinking that a deal could be in the pipeline. jean-claude junk cker, who is t president of the commissio
. >> breaking news out of brussels and german chancellor angela merkel. cnbc's jeff cutmore is live on the ground with the latest. jeff. >> i just want to bring you up to speed with events here on some of the comments we've been hearing because the message of tough love is coming through very loud and clear here. the greeks effectively turned up without any detailed proposals and said, why don't you give us some money just to tide us over through the month and then we'll talk...
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i spoke with apple retail chief angela ahrendts about amazon and other big tech companies and whether they pose a long-term threat >> i don't think about it frequently i've read that they're investing and alalibaba's investing, goog even said they're going to invest billions and open up stores i have read that honestly, i think it's great, for the economy, i think it's great for employment and i think it reinforces the physical retail is not going away that there is a purpose. people want the human connection they want a place to pick up their products, et cetera. so i think it's -- i think the great news is, as you said, we're nearly 500 stores ahead of them the tenure of our employees is unbelievable we have an over 80% retention rate in america, alone so i think it will take them a little while to catch up. >> reporter: we also talked about a.i. and automation and the potential impact those kind of technologies could have on the retail industry, and i asked angela ahrendts whether her retail workforce should feel threatened or risked by these kind of technologies here's what she sa
i spoke with apple retail chief angela ahrendts about amazon and other big tech companies and whether they pose a long-term threat >> i don't think about it frequently i've read that they're investing and alalibaba's investing, goog even said they're going to invest billions and open up stores i have read that honestly, i think it's great, for the economy, i think it's great for employment and i think it reinforces the physical retail is not going away that there is a purpose. people want...
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i don't understand why nobody is angela merkel today cease the geneva court talks have broken down, russia say if we invade ukraine, it would be self-defense. why isn't this more of a market issue? >> i think it is. i think that's a big reason why the markets are choppy and flat the last month and a half. you know, when you look at it, i think people don't worry about the russian market so much, but i worry about if russia spills over to europe. europe happens to be the second largest global economy in the world. if the tension there starts a cajun effect into europe, that will affect the u.s. companies that sell their goods and services there. i think it's reason to be concerned and we're watching it very, very closely. >> all right. brian and mike, we're going to leave it there. good discusses as always. thanks, have a great weekend. see you soon. >> thanks. >>> on deck, we will drill deeper. will u.s. sanctions really impact american companies? ian brzezinski will be here. >>> plus why a mesh of the grateful dead wants to take on spot i fill and pandora. >>> and later the love affair wi
i don't understand why nobody is angela merkel today cease the geneva court talks have broken down, russia say if we invade ukraine, it would be self-defense. why isn't this more of a market issue? >> i think it is. i think that's a big reason why the markets are choppy and flat the last month and a half. you know, when you look at it, i think people don't worry about the russian market so much, but i worry about if russia spills over to europe. europe happens to be the second largest...
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g7 meeting was raised by reporters and brought up this photo that's viral on the internet, showing angela merkel, the leader of germany, leaning into president trump staring him down, and said the whole world misinterpreted that photo president trump says this is what's actually happening in that photo >> the picture with angela merkel, whom i get along with very well, where i sit like this, we're waiting for the final document, i wanted to see it by the changes requested. i know it did not lo friendly, and i know it wareported nasty both ways. i was angry at her, she was -- actually, we were just talking, the whole group about something unrelated to everything. very friendly. >> reporter: so the picture tells one story, the president says something else, guys, but it was interesting to hear his explanati explanation. >> well, he put the speculation to rest there because everybody else had already captioned it. michelle, great stuff out there in singapore safe travels back home great to have you there. you need sleep, probably >> yeah, absolutely. opposite clock >>> we're going to washing
g7 meeting was raised by reporters and brought up this photo that's viral on the internet, showing angela merkel, the leader of germany, leaning into president trump staring him down, and said the whole world misinterpreted that photo president trump says this is what's actually happening in that photo >> the picture with angela merkel, whom i get along with very well, where i sit like this, we're waiting for the final document, i wanted to see it by the changes requested. i know it did...
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and particularly, for angela merkel often described the mother of europe to remain in power. her coalition of the cdu and another parties slightly to the right of hers need to stay in power. if it doesn't, it could let the afd further to the right to start to come in. that could be a big concern. in france, the equivalent is the national-run, and if they gain power, that will be a big, big problem. they're not at the 52% level like we shaw in the vote today in the referendum. >> wilfred, thank you. former chair of the federal reserve, alan greenspan best summed up the fears behind the brexit. >> i think this is just a tip of the iceberg. the reason i say that is that this -- the problem that's causing the british problem is far more widespread. fundamentally, what we are looking at is a massive slowing in the rate of real incomes across the whole european spectrum. >> so, is this the tip of the iceberg? that question is particularly important on a day like today, because that basically answers, are we going to see more selling pressure? are we going to see more volatility ahe
and particularly, for angela merkel often described the mother of europe to remain in power. her coalition of the cdu and another parties slightly to the right of hers need to stay in power. if it doesn't, it could let the afd further to the right to start to come in. that could be a big concern. in france, the equivalent is the national-run, and if they gain power, that will be a big, big problem. they're not at the 52% level like we shaw in the vote today in the referendum. >> wilfred,...
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canceled a trip, citing security concerns -- national security concerns to europe later this week with angela merkel. so iran must be playing in there somewhere. >> i think iran is playing in there to a large extent today. so i think -- everyone was shocked at the movement that we saw yesterday regarding trade where we bounced aggressively going into the close and in midday i think the big effect, the big question mark su can't quantify iran you can quantify trade, and ultimately that will get resolved however ugly it looks as they're make the sausage but iran is something you can't quantify just yet. >> i agree with you and i totally agree the fed missteps being the reason@markets pull back in a meaningful way, in a way that stays aas opposed to the trade hiccups. at the same time, steve, don't increased tariffs, doesn't that complicate what the fed needs to do and could potentially complicate the communications that the fed makes with the markets? i mean, when we have tariffs that are increased, if we have another round of tariffs, how the fed treats that, how the fed factors that in, that
canceled a trip, citing security concerns -- national security concerns to europe later this week with angela merkel. so iran must be playing in there somewhere. >> i think iran is playing in there to a large extent today. so i think -- everyone was shocked at the movement that we saw yesterday regarding trade where we bounced aggressively going into the close and in midday i think the big effect, the big question mark su can't quantify iran you can quantify trade, and ultimately that...
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this is one of the reasons why they are saving. >> angela merkel is running for office again. she's weak, right? everybody talks about she's the strongest leader in germany yet faces vulnerability on the immigration issue. there's talk and leftist parties in germany that want to leave the euro. never think i'd see such a thing. >> walking a delicate position, not just the refugee crisis, but russia, energy security, vis-a-vis the european countries, tens of thousands of people on the streets in berlin last year protesting the agreement with the united states, and those are meaningful numbers, however, looking at the rest of the countries within the european union, i believe her voice is amplified in france, and, you know, strong election results today in the netherlands, still, she's -- >> do you think they were strong? the place is fractured, right? the conservative leader, managed to hold on to power, lost seats, and other party, poof, gone, right? i mean, they are fracturing there. everybody's relieved, quote-on-quote, but doesn't what happened reflect when we saw here in t
this is one of the reasons why they are saving. >> angela merkel is running for office again. she's weak, right? everybody talks about she's the strongest leader in germany yet faces vulnerability on the immigration issue. there's talk and leftist parties in germany that want to leave the euro. never think i'd see such a thing. >> walking a delicate position, not just the refugee crisis, but russia, energy security, vis-a-vis the european countries, tens of thousands of people on...
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giving a buy rating what is at stake for apple heading into the big event on monday dan ackerman and angela zeeno. he has a buy rating on apple and increased price target from 195 to 210 gentlemen, great to have you both yesterday was a huge day for apple and not just regaining the throne or whatever you want to call it. it was up 4% going into this and a lot of positive analyst notes from those who turned more bullish on the promise of the streaming service which apple has yet to unveil. we don't know many details on this this new content service should drive lower churn and this is going to be a pivotal step in driving the fly wheel of the services revenues. dan, what do we know about this elusive streaming service on which so many bullish analysts are getting even more bullish? >> and clearly something apple really wants to focus on at this event because this week they cleared the decks of a bunch of other projects they introduced new ipads and new airpods all the week before their event which is unprecedented for them they really want people to focus on this. the question is, is it goin
giving a buy rating what is at stake for apple heading into the big event on monday dan ackerman and angela zeeno. he has a buy rating on apple and increased price target from 195 to 210 gentlemen, great to have you both yesterday was a huge day for apple and not just regaining the throne or whatever you want to call it. it was up 4% going into this and a lot of positive analyst notes from those who turned more bullish on the promise of the streaming service which apple has yet to unveil. we...
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angela merkel reached a compromise deal to avoid a political collapse there will be tighter controls on the shared border with austria and transit centers on the borders. it will likely head off new elections. a look at european markets at this hour. the dax higher by 1.25%. the cac as well as italy and spain up by more than 1% so strong gains across the board in europe. we'll talk more about europe's migrant crisis with david miliband he will join us at 7:40 a.m. >> president trump taking another swing at china this time over mobile phones his administration now set to deny china's biggest cell phone company, china mobile access to the u.s. market. the government moved to block the company from offering services, recommending its application be rejected over national security concerns shares of china mobile falling to the lowest level in four years. that's not deterring another chinese company from wanting to come to the u.s. xiaomi is pushing ahead with plans to enter the u.s. next year they say its u.s. connections should help it avoid the political resistance some of its peers ha
angela merkel reached a compromise deal to avoid a political collapse there will be tighter controls on the shared border with austria and transit centers on the borders. it will likely head off new elections. a look at european markets at this hour. the dax higher by 1.25%. the cac as well as italy and spain up by more than 1% so strong gains across the board in europe. we'll talk more about europe's migrant crisis with david miliband he will join us at 7:40 a.m. >> president trump...
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pete, why does nobody believe deutsche bank or angela merkel? >> the problem is everybody is starting to look into this thing and wondering, how far does this stretch out and is this global? guy was talking about this earlier today, as well. whether it's deutsche bank or credit suisse, how much of the tentacles are sticking out somewhere else you're going to pull this down? the issue is, europe, we already know the different headaches going on, brexit, whatever everybody wants to pile on top. they continue to pile on top. i still think these are pretty much no touches. but if you want to touch, which i did the other day, i bought some credit suisse calls, just on the anticipation, because there was huge call buying in there and if there is any lift from here, i think that was the only way i could play. >> credit suisse talking about the third quarter. >> third quarter challenges. it doesn't get too much worse, but it might still have a little further to go before these things can turn around. >> why is it everybody thinks there is still systemic
pete, why does nobody believe deutsche bank or angela merkel? >> the problem is everybody is starting to look into this thing and wondering, how far does this stretch out and is this global? guy was talking about this earlier today, as well. whether it's deutsche bank or credit suisse, how much of the tentacles are sticking out somewhere else you're going to pull this down? the issue is, europe, we already know the different headaches going on, brexit, whatever everybody wants to pile on...
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germany, honestly, not paying for their fair share i have great respect for angela. my father was german and born in a very wonderful place in germany. so a great feeling for germany but they're not paying what they should be paying they're paying close to 1% and they're supposed to be paying 2% the united states over the years, got to a point where it's paying 4.3%, which is very unfair and the u.s. gdp especially under me because the gdp has gone up so much, because it's 4.3 of a much larger gdp so we're paying for a big proportion of nato which basically is protecting europe so we're protecting europe at the same time, they've taken advantage of us, so the best of all worlds we're protecting countries that have taken advantage of the united states. but it's all changing. it will take a little while, but it's all changing. >> there's going to be a vote in the house judiciary committee. whether or not to authorize the unredacted version of the mueller report and the background materials that they do vote out the authority for subpoenas. >> well, i think it's ridicul
germany, honestly, not paying for their fair share i have great respect for angela. my father was german and born in a very wonderful place in germany. so a great feeling for germany but they're not paying what they should be paying they're paying close to 1% and they're supposed to be paying 2% the united states over the years, got to a point where it's paying 4.3%, which is very unfair and the u.s. gdp especially under me because the gdp has gone up so much, because it's 4.3 of a much larger...
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angela merkel saying the door remains open. >> that is an important statement. she also said the referendum was a breach of the basic idea that yes, solidarity we helped you, but on the other hand you have your responsibilities. i think we've got to -- that reciprocal relationship has to be mended again. i'm glad she said the door is still open. a no vote of course -- >> do you think she could oversee really a break-up of the euro on her watch. >> >> i'm sure she does not want it on her watch and for her legacy to see a breakup of the euro. even if it is just one country. i'm sure that she would want to see greece remain the eurozone. the greek people want to remain within the eurozone. this is maybe the peculiar contradiction. the greek people when they voted no, the majority felt this was not a vote to leave the eurozone. it was simply a negotiating tactic which was what the argument -- the alkmentrgument of the prime minister actually said. they do not feel that this is going to kick them out of the euro. both sides actually do want to have greeks remain with
angela merkel saying the door remains open. >> that is an important statement. she also said the referendum was a breach of the basic idea that yes, solidarity we helped you, but on the other hand you have your responsibilities. i think we've got to -- that reciprocal relationship has to be mended again. i'm glad she said the door is still open. a no vote of course -- >> do you think she could oversee really a break-up of the euro on her watch. >> >> i'm sure she does...
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more headlines from angela merkel. sue herera has the story for us. >>> i know jeff brought you some of those key headlines a moment ago. there are three that stick out to us here on the breaking news desk that indicate angela merkel is taking an extremely hard line. she says we now need multiyear programs that go far beyond earlier discussions. she says the greek proposals have to go beyond what bailout institutions demanded before the referendum. and in addition she says we need detailed proposals from greece on medium and long-term programs. she is demanding if these headlines, if you take them literally, she is demanding more from greece than was demanded before the referendum was voted on. it's going to be very interesting as we continue to follow this news conference to see what else angela merkel says ahead of this sunday summit. back to you. >> thank you so much. markets closed after hours. we'll have a long evening, overnight session and morning before we open again digesting all of this. >>> a nice house, whi
more headlines from angela merkel. sue herera has the story for us. >>> i know jeff brought you some of those key headlines a moment ago. there are three that stick out to us here on the breaking news desk that indicate angela merkel is taking an extremely hard line. she says we now need multiyear programs that go far beyond earlier discussions. she says the greek proposals have to go beyond what bailout institutions demanded before the referendum. and in addition she says we need...
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president obama and german chancellor angela merkel had their news conference earlier today. the president said a military solution in ukraine remain unlikely. >>> where is the beef? mcdonald's reported it's cheaper than expected drop in january sales pinning the blame on the after effects of food safety scandals in china and japan. its shares have been lower on theynews. carl icon is at it again. the crane maker said the activist investor will have the option to nominate one person to the company's board as part of a settlement agreement. the top charity giver for 2014 none other than bill gates. he and his wife melinda paid a gift of $1.5 billion worth of microsoft stocks to their foundation. at number two was ralph wilson. he, as you may recall, was the late owner of the buffalo bills. he bekwooeted $20 billion to his foundation in detroit. you can go to cnbc.com for more details. >> caller: coming up a reminder on the closing bell. bill miller, cio. that gets underway at 4:00 p.m. eastern time on cnbc. ty, back to you. >> sue, thank you. sdmrirchlgs united steelworkers an
president obama and german chancellor angela merkel had their news conference earlier today. the president said a military solution in ukraine remain unlikely. >>> where is the beef? mcdonald's reported it's cheaper than expected drop in january sales pinning the blame on the after effects of food safety scandals in china and japan. its shares have been lower on theynews. carl icon is at it again. the crane maker said the activist investor will have the option to nominate one person to...
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angela merkel said she's willing to meet with the head of greece and talk. no real headlines yet but there seems to be some indication of movement. we had a well received 10-year auction and we saw bond yields moving down on that. finally, an oversold bounce. we've been down 9 of 14 days in the s&p 500 and a lot of sectors, including transports and interest rate sensitive groups have been oversold recently along with industrials. when i say a broad based rally, look at the s&p 500. 8 of 10 sectors are up 1% or more and there you see a big move to the up side. when you see -- hear, brian, market leaders are banks as well as interest rate sensitive stocks leading, they're both going at the same time up? that's a very broad based rally. >> for six years every time we think this market's going sideways or down we seem to get a pop. >>> dick weil ceo of janus capital group is joining us now. to bob pisani's point, dick, every time you think things are dark, you get this big rally. you're trying to build this asset management firm, ecwitszquitiesequities bonds. is
angela merkel said she's willing to meet with the head of greece and talk. no real headlines yet but there seems to be some indication of movement. we had a well received 10-year auction and we saw bond yields moving down on that. finally, an oversold bounce. we've been down 9 of 14 days in the s&p 500 and a lot of sectors, including transports and interest rate sensitive groups have been oversold recently along with industrials. when i say a broad based rally, look at the s&p 500. 8 of...
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and i think that the dollar, the fed trade tariffs and yeah angela merkel are big issues the next three to six months. >> tim. >> i think the dollar is an important one. tim brought it up earlier. trading the dixie at 9 10-year yield at 3.14. the fed meeting november 8th the language is important. and no one expects an increase right now. after the markdown in the s&p 500 valuation is favorable you lock at facebook -- i know it's a stock. >> hold on. >> dan being destructive right now. >> you know, one of the things that i don't like to press lows. we just had a pretty dramatic selloff in a short period of time i don't think it was particularly panicky but it was panic in a handfulful of stocks we've been talk talking about. they all go down together that takes the market down. making one point we bounced off 2600 in the s&p 500. if you look at the last time we had ten% selloffs from the all-time high it happened in the summer of 2015, o, q 1 of 2016 january and february of this year what happened? any re-tested that prior low and i think interests a chance we have a few more% to the up
and i think that the dollar, the fed trade tariffs and yeah angela merkel are big issues the next three to six months. >> tim. >> i think the dollar is an important one. tim brought it up earlier. trading the dixie at 9 10-year yield at 3.14. the fed meeting november 8th the language is important. and no one expects an increase right now. after the markdown in the s&p 500 valuation is favorable you lock at facebook -- i know it's a stock. >> hold on. >> dan being...
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it's that bad. >> yes. >> there's two angela's. i fear angela merkel. it's an angela market. >> got it. >> with one day to go before the olympics, carl caught up with mcdonald's new ceo don thompson in london. he took over the top job at the end of june you may recall. mcdonald's is coming off a rare earnings miss in light of ceo marissa meyer of yahoo and jcpenney's taking the reins of their company. carl asked mcdonald's if he thinks he's been dealt a tough hand? >> we happen to be in a tougher global economic environment, but historically we've done well in those environments so we'll continue to leverage the experience we've had with the singular leadership team around the world and we'll move forward. so am i inheriting a tougher business, if you would? nah, it's just mcdonald's and it's the consumer business. it's the restaurant business. so we'll continue to execute the strategies we have and listen to customers and that will help us to migrate through these times. >> we should note that nbc's full coverage of the olympics begins tomorrow. carl w
it's that bad. >> yes. >> there's two angela's. i fear angela merkel. it's an angela market. >> got it. >> with one day to go before the olympics, carl caught up with mcdonald's new ceo don thompson in london. he took over the top job at the end of june you may recall. mcdonald's is coming off a rare earnings miss in light of ceo marissa meyer of yahoo and jcpenney's taking the reins of their company. carl asked mcdonald's if he thinks he's been dealt a tough hand?...
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the nation says she is destroying the latest with angela merkle there in athens. we'll talk about apple and also ask whether wall street has any longer a credible statesman to represent it on capitol hill. back to you guys. >> we'll see you in a few moments. six stocks in 60 seconds. we'll begin with itw, a downgrade. >> this is a part where i see where we are going into earnings. we recommend the stocks and hope they come down again. >>> sell intel. >> this thing is so hated, you think that they have no yield in a bad balance sheet. >> downgrade of diamond offshore. >> look, i find this questionable with oil. it just is stubbornly high. it is not down. >> research in motion. jeffrey says the ten might be delayed here. >> i thought this was interesting because becky quick got this out of the ceo. now suddenly it becomes common parliament? just watch "squawk." >> raising the price on marathon. >> they stole this from bp. bp has become a source of all things good from everybody because of the spill. >> and morgan stanley says time to buy. >> i find this as a shocker
the nation says she is destroying the latest with angela merkle there in athens. we'll talk about apple and also ask whether wall street has any longer a credible statesman to represent it on capitol hill. back to you guys. >> we'll see you in a few moments. six stocks in 60 seconds. we'll begin with itw, a downgrade. >> this is a part where i see where we are going into earnings. we recommend the stocks and hope they come down again. >>> sell intel. >> this thing is...
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. >> are you a fan of my angela's work? >> of course i am. >> she famously said, when someone shows you who they are, believe in the first time. what do you think rates are? they are telling us they want things lower. believe them the first time. it is clear the stock market is not in their purview correctly now for the first time in years but i don't think it is an snp put as much as it is a market put. the credit markets shows no signs pick some cracks in the armor, but no signs that if the credit market goes we will have a much different pivot conversation. until then, they are full speed ahead. >> do you think there are cracks in the credit market that are slowly showing themselves? >> slowly, but not, i mean, the credit markets, they don't really move smoothly, let's say. have stops and starts, financing market to lbo is very tight to shut down. but you look at things like the l cutie and the hyd, they are trading lower but you're not seeing giant downgrades or any defaults really. i think, as you get closer to refinan
. >> are you a fan of my angela's work? >> of course i am. >> she famously said, when someone shows you who they are, believe in the first time. what do you think rates are? they are telling us they want things lower. believe them the first time. it is clear the stock market is not in their purview correctly now for the first time in years but i don't think it is an snp put as much as it is a market put. the credit markets shows no signs pick some cracks in the armor, but no...
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i'm looking at the london guardian angela merkel dashes greek hopes of rescue bid. the argument is being made in berlin that the treaty makes it unconstitutional for bilateral aid, and the key coalition partner for the merkel government, the free democratic party says no way jose to any assistance to greece. what is your take? this is pretty powerful stuff. >> larry, i think that this really is a key issue here that will go much, much deeper than just greece because we know that the entire european union's debt structure is as heavy or worse than that of us here in the united states, and so what we've got even if germany came in and they said yeah, we'll take this over and we'll help you all out. the issue is we still have to do something about it and unless we can get this debt paid down and taken off the books, we're still going have major issues and these issues aren't going go away overnight, folks. this is a long-term situation. we didn't get into this position overnight and we're not going to get out of it overnight. we're telling our clients we're positioned
i'm looking at the london guardian angela merkel dashes greek hopes of rescue bid. the argument is being made in berlin that the treaty makes it unconstitutional for bilateral aid, and the key coalition partner for the merkel government, the free democratic party says no way jose to any assistance to greece. what is your take? this is pretty powerful stuff. >> larry, i think that this really is a key issue here that will go much, much deeper than just greece because we know that the...
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the germans are still saying, yes, we'll be there, but angela merkel just stepped in front of the press barely an hour ago and said we will not let greece hang out to dry, but we need, as you said, a credible restructuring program, a credible austerity program, and that has to be okayed, and then the money will flow, but we all know greece is running out of time. you'll just have to look at the yield spreads. they're basically exploding, and it's not only a greek story. the german bund, the 30-year bund out this week already did not do so well because some felt there should be more money on the table. next week we've got another ten-year bund that is clearly collateral damage for the other euro bunds out there, even for the aaas like the germans. so, they can't just step aside. greece is clearly running out of time. what will have to happen now? we could decide very quickly. the eu finance ministers have done that in a teleconference before and could do that now if they wanted to. we might need a bridge loan before the money can flow because the german parliament along with others need
the germans are still saying, yes, we'll be there, but angela merkel just stepped in front of the press barely an hour ago and said we will not let greece hang out to dry, but we need, as you said, a credible restructuring program, a credible austerity program, and that has to be okayed, and then the money will flow, but we all know greece is running out of time. you'll just have to look at the yield spreads. they're basically exploding, and it's not only a greek story. the german bund, the...
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ambassador, i mean, this really becomes a gigantic headache for angela merkel, doesn't it? i mean, there's not the will of the people to support any sort of bail in, bailout measure. and at the same time this becomes a giant political issue for her in 2017. she's sort of stuck between a rock and hard place. >> i think it is a political issue, but at the same time it's an issue first and foremost that deutsche bank has to grapple with. they have a number of options available to them including asset sales, capital raising and other steps that could be taken. i think that reaching agreement with the department of justice would send a strong signal to the markets. also i think it's important for deutsche bank first and foremost before talking about any governments to lay out what its strategic plan is going forward. >> ambassador, let's assume that deutsche bank gets past this, maybe gets a manageable settlement, perhaps raises some capital and essentially dodges this bullet for now. you mentioned that the public in germany is very much against any direct aid to deutsche bank.
ambassador, i mean, this really becomes a gigantic headache for angela merkel, doesn't it? i mean, there's not the will of the people to support any sort of bail in, bailout measure. and at the same time this becomes a giant political issue for her in 2017. she's sort of stuck between a rock and hard place. >> i think it is a political issue, but at the same time it's an issue first and foremost that deutsche bank has to grapple with. they have a number of options available to them...
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three trips to europe here over the last two months culminating with xi jinping's virtual meeting with angela merkel. so they are concerned about biden really changing the america first approach, which china has benefitted greatly from as we've stepped away from our strategic and traditional allies yes, i do think they're concerned about biden. but they also would like to see a calmer, more predictable relationship and they think biden would provide that trump is, in their minds, hard to predict and hard to plan against. all of these steps are really about securing beijing's ability to compete long-term with a trump or a potential biden administration >> thanks so much for your insightful commentary. we've been speaking quite a bit about the effect that increased u.s. tensions might have on the likes of apple, et cetera. would you give me an idea of a few other companies that you think might have headline risk here on this front >> it's a good question. i think there are several areas that i would be concerned about if i was in the emerging new technology space this is a place where both coun
three trips to europe here over the last two months culminating with xi jinping's virtual meeting with angela merkel. so they are concerned about biden really changing the america first approach, which china has benefitted greatly from as we've stepped away from our strategic and traditional allies yes, i do think they're concerned about biden. but they also would like to see a calmer, more predictable relationship and they think biden would provide that trump is, in their minds, hard to...
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are we completely powerless without angela merkel? >> basically. i just want to add london because that's where -- london's stock market is where these russian companies have raised lots of money, 400 or $500 billion with ipos. we haven't heard a pipsqueak out of david cameron or john osbourne. your point about germany, dead right. you can see it in "the financial times," big chemical companies. they don't want to do it. bp is crusading against sanctions. i don't think that's a fruitful avenue. >> which is weird because if you look back, there have been a number of large multinational oil companies that have been screwed over by russia. that have made investments and deals, and suddenly russia says oh, by the way, we're buying out your stake. ask shell and some of these other ones that were done. >> well, okay, but exxon mobil is operating in russia now, and they're well along. and also, back to bp. what are they on a quarter of resneft. american companies are telling our state department and so forth, they don't want a full-scale financial sanctio
are we completely powerless without angela merkel? >> basically. i just want to add london because that's where -- london's stock market is where these russian companies have raised lots of money, 400 or $500 billion with ipos. we haven't heard a pipsqueak out of david cameron or john osbourne. your point about germany, dead right. you can see it in "the financial times," big chemical companies. they don't want to do it. bp is crusading against sanctions. i don't think that's a...
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but look back at the wellpoint ceo angela brailly said last week. if you look at the premiums they collect, only 3 cents go to health insurer profit. the remainder goes to actual care. so there's a tremendous amount of uncertainty surrounding what this entire plan is. but i kind of agree with what jim is saying. the opportunity just might be in shorting these names. >> right. in the options market a lot of these managed care companies the vols are high so -- >> people are playing both directions. right now the anticipation of the street is they just don't know so because of that they're buying calls, buying puts, they're willing to pay up for the premium, they think either way there's going to be a distinct move. >> quick programming note here. cnbc will cover obama as dress to congress from all angles leading in way special edition of the kudlow report with five senators from across the nation including senator grassley and sfoern gregg. coverage begins at 7:00 on cnbc. time for today's edition of "pops and drops." drop for palm. it was down 9% on
but look back at the wellpoint ceo angela brailly said last week. if you look at the premiums they collect, only 3 cents go to health insurer profit. the remainder goes to actual care. so there's a tremendous amount of uncertainty surrounding what this entire plan is. but i kind of agree with what jim is saying. the opportunity just might be in shorting these names. >> right. in the options market a lot of these managed care companies the vols are high so -- >> people are playing...
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finally angela merkel of germany spoke at top of the hour dispelling any possibility of a last-minute deal for greece. she said, quote, we will not negotiate on anything before the referendum which is later for this sunday. if you missed any of the big stories in the past hour you go visit our site, powerlunch.cnbc.com. ty, over to you. cash back from spark means thousands of dollars each year going back into my business... test. test. >>> live at the nasdaq market site, come up on the second hour of "power lunch," stocks jump a leg higher and bill gross has a warning for investors. he'll tell us what it is and we'll get his take on greece puerto rico and the fed. four trouble spots for the market and how to trade them and something is happening to millionaires that has not happened in years. we'll tell you what that is in the second hour of power but first back over to tyler and mandy. >> thanks very much for that melissa. wall street closing the books on the first half. it's been a volatile ride so far. the dow back to negative and nasdaq still higher year to date. some sectors stil
finally angela merkel of germany spoke at top of the hour dispelling any possibility of a last-minute deal for greece. she said, quote, we will not negotiate on anything before the referendum which is later for this sunday. if you missed any of the big stories in the past hour you go visit our site, powerlunch.cnbc.com. ty, over to you. cash back from spark means thousands of dollars each year going back into my business... test. test. >>> live at the nasdaq market site, come up on the...
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think about some of the statements out of europe in the last couple of days, whether it's angela merkel or pointing to the virus as being the number one thing and bolting down even more i'm not sure that that's the plan here, but the message is we need to get control of the virus so that the economy can return to normal, and i think that there's some sense that ultimately, the -- i certainly hope that the policy approach to this is going to be a little different than what we've seen and that we have a case where the economy is ultimately the beneficiary, so we've had multiple moments in the market in the last nine months where we've had to assess the value of the markets. markets have had to move forward with different news, variants of the virus. it's a market friendly message when you goright after the virus and containment to me, which is what he said there. >> containment and deployment of vaccine. we know amazon has reached out to president biden to get vaccines to citizens i would think this is a huge nod to the reopening trade >> yeah. and that's the key, is that masks, you know,
think about some of the statements out of europe in the last couple of days, whether it's angela merkel or pointing to the virus as being the number one thing and bolting down even more i'm not sure that that's the plan here, but the message is we need to get control of the virus so that the economy can return to normal, and i think that there's some sense that ultimately, the -- i certainly hope that the policy approach to this is going to be a little different than what we've seen and that we...
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president barack obama spoke with german chancellor angela merkel by phone. the two of them said they are concerned about reports of reports of additional russian forces in ukraine. both agree it will be necessary for the u.s. and the european union to consider additional sanctions on russia. they also reiterated their determination to continue work on a diplomatic solution to the crisis, so, again, just the next step, germany's angela merkel, president barack obama at least talking by phone and saying they are looking at additional sanctions and they're still working towards a diplomatic solution. back over to you. >> thank you, dom chu. it seems like a weak effort at job owning. >> must consider, we're really serious about it this time, we're wagging our finger more vigorously. but in terms of the market impact, watch the grain markets. i bought wheat today, jjg is the trade. >> thanks for watching. see you tomorrow at >> my mission is simple, to make you money. i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's always a bull market somewhere, a
president barack obama spoke with german chancellor angela merkel by phone. the two of them said they are concerned about reports of reports of additional russian forces in ukraine. both agree it will be necessary for the u.s. and the european union to consider additional sanctions on russia. they also reiterated their determination to continue work on a diplomatic solution to the crisis, so, again, just the next step, germany's angela merkel, president barack obama at least talking by phone...
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angela we want to start off -- stock has not -- what are the bonding telling us? >> the bonds have calmed down. the 565s and 20s have traded up about three points. this is something you're really looking for in the band markets. a shareholder missed out, what it does is really allows management to do what they need to do and the bond market is calmed down and much happier about that. >> i think though this is the calm in the middle of the storm. coming out august 20th that would be the other end of the storm and right now, we seem to be in the eye. >> certainly, we're, it's not like we jumped ten points. only about three points i would say. looking forward to earnings next tuesday, everybody is wait ging and watching to see what happens, so definitely from a standpoint of that, a bond market has stabilized. we are up from the lows but certainly looking to earnings as to what to do next. >> and let's talk about the airline mergers. the bond market is suggesting at this point what about the odds of the merger going through. lower or higher at this point? >> we think
angela we want to start off -- stock has not -- what are the bonding telling us? >> the bonds have calmed down. the 565s and 20s have traded up about three points. this is something you're really looking for in the band markets. a shareholder missed out, what it does is really allows management to do what they need to do and the bond market is calmed down and much happier about that. >> i think though this is the calm in the middle of the storm. coming out august 20th that would be...
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. >>> coming up, angela merkel sets a date for her exit from the top spot of germany. after many, many years there >>> meanwhile, brazil electing right-wing jair bolsonaro as its new president. what these changes internationally might mean for the united states. . >>> plus we are watching the markets. stocks are higher. they are, however, off their session highs. financials the best performing group for a change regional banks leading the way "power lunch" will be right back ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ comfort. what we deliver by delivering. then i need to get if i'm into character. santa, ♪ ho ho ho this is christmas, baby ♪ [ groans ] dude, how many candy canes did you eat? [ mumbles ] that's hurtful. ♪ >>> time now for the power rundown. in honor of the return of michelle caruso-cabrera we're going to take you around the globe. our first topic in the power rundown. far-right candidate jair bolsonaro elected president of brazil, rejection of the left wing workers party that ran braz brazil he's been seen as pro-business, right. >> he could be potentially transformation
. >>> coming up, angela merkel sets a date for her exit from the top spot of germany. after many, many years there >>> meanwhile, brazil electing right-wing jair bolsonaro as its new president. what these changes internationally might mean for the united states. . >>> plus we are watching the markets. stocks are higher. they are, however, off their session highs. financials the best performing group for a change regional banks leading the way "power lunch"...
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but the fact is if they can get anything like a nike multiple for this stock, hiring angela errans from burberry, a luxury brand approach, i think over time that is where a lot of their stickiness is. so obviously, there's technology risk here and i expect they will do things on the technology side, but i think the compatibility culturally between the companies is really important. jimmy eyevine, who runs beats, has mentioned that apple actually didn't do that good a job with the ear buds so, they did the headphones. so we've got a good product but he thinks most headphones look like medical equipment. that's important. it's the experience of the music, experience tham brings that's compatible here. >> the highest price we've seen in the stock price since halloween. your target price 625. we're within a couple percent. what makes you move that price target higher or make a neutral call on it at this point? >> i think what's interesting is that we find that 2/3 of funds that own apple are underweight. i've been frankly a little surprised that we haven't had even more incoming calls after
but the fact is if they can get anything like a nike multiple for this stock, hiring angela errans from burberry, a luxury brand approach, i think over time that is where a lot of their stickiness is. so obviously, there's technology risk here and i expect they will do things on the technology side, but i think the compatibility culturally between the companies is really important. jimmy eyevine, who runs beats, has mentioned that apple actually didn't do that good a job with the ear buds so,...
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we'll see some angela merkel is up. tomorrow is the day germans play greeks at football in soccer in poland and angela merkel will turn up to the match. >> really? >> angle, a merkel sitting in the stand with the germans with the greeks on the other side of the stands and a soccer game in the middle. >> how ironic. >> i would love to be there. >> in poland. >> yes. head to rick santelli for your take, rick. >> i think my take is going to be a little different than everybody's. on a fed day when i'm going to continue to watch and handicap is how relative value of safe, sovereign harbors like boones, like treasury's align. at the beginning of april you had a difference in the benefit 45 basis points. that's been whittled down 5 basis points in the mid 160s and the boone at 160. why is this important? because what we really need to figure out at some point, how long safe harbor will keep interest rates low. if that reverses, what's the catalyst? is the catalyst narrowing and on top of each other, the germans, the perceptio
we'll see some angela merkel is up. tomorrow is the day germans play greeks at football in soccer in poland and angela merkel will turn up to the match. >> really? >> angle, a merkel sitting in the stand with the germans with the greeks on the other side of the stands and a soccer game in the middle. >> how ironic. >> i would love to be there. >> in poland. >> yes. head to rick santelli for your take, rick. >> i think my take is going to be a little...
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here to the white house to lobby the president to stay in the deal we saw emmanuel macron of france, angela merkel. theresa may has been on this front as well. emmanuel mack crone rairon rais possibility of the framework they were talking about the influence in the region, the actions in syria as well that seems like it might have been appealing to some in washington the expectation going into tomorrow is a pessimistic one among those who support this iran deal. the president has called it one of the worst deals in history. his staff by and large are opposed to it very strenuously it seems like we are heading for a pullout at least if all of those indicators can be believed the official decision remains behind closed doorgs we won't know until 2:00 tomorrow unless it leaks out earlier in the day which it can happen sometimes. >> eamon, thank you so much. we saw the market's reverse. what does this mean for the energy trade as well as the markets at large this puts geopolitical concerns in the back burner. >> it's been there for a while crude's been going higher long before the president was
here to the white house to lobby the president to stay in the deal we saw emmanuel macron of france, angela merkel. theresa may has been on this front as well. emmanuel mack crone rairon rais possibility of the framework they were talking about the influence in the region, the actions in syria as well that seems like it might have been appealing to some in washington the expectation going into tomorrow is a pessimistic one among those who support this iran deal. the president has called it one...